Because neither Clinton nor Obama has broad or deep foreign policy experience, it seems clear that either as Presidential nominee would choose a running mate who would reassure voters that a future terrorist or national security threat could be handled well in the White House. That would seem to fav
I've been on the eastern seaboard promoting my book and talking with politically active people, in particular, in New York and Washington, D.C. The summary of reactions would be: McCain on verge of breakout; Hillary-Obama race tightening. If Sen. John McCain wins Tuesday night's Michigan Republican
Never one to let his sense of charity get in the way of his competitive spirit, our correspondent matches another UW donor's efforts to call the shots on campus.
The appeal of Ron Paul sheds some light on why techies are attracted to minimal government. It's like smart software.
It looks like it's back to square one--or worse--for a U.S. Pavilion at the upcoming world's fair in Shanghai in 2010 [http://www.expo2010china.com/expo/expoenglish/index.html]. One of the few groups who responded to a U.S. State Department request for proposals last year--a group with strong Northw
